1. Elighten Power Plant was discharging abnormally hot water into a local river. Newty, an animal rights sanctuary, sued to stop the discharge. The court would most likely order a(n) __________ to stop the discharge.

• general release
• specific performance
• injunction
• concurrent release

1. Death, disability, or insanity discharges the incapacitated party, or the party's estate, from performance of contractual promises when the contractual services are not personal services. True/ False
2. Tymon signed an agreement that, if he left his employment, would limit the type of work he could do after his employment terminated. This is known as a(n)

• release.
• auxiliary agreement.
• restrictive employment covenant.
• unconscionable agreement.

1. Sellars agreed to pay her son Ken $1,000 if he agreed not to smoke cigarettes for one year. At the end of the year, Ken asked for the $1,000. His mother refused to pay him the money, arguing that the abstinence had been to his benefit and could not, therefore, be valid consideration in a contract. Was Sellars correct? Explain.
2. To prove undue influence, a special relationship must be shown to have existed between the parties prior to the agreement in question. True/ False
3. An offer must be communicated to the offeree in order to be valid. True/ False
4. Employers can never be held liable for the torts of their employees. True/ False
5. Thomas tells Julian not to buy a car from Smelton Elite Cars because the cars allegedly come from the black market. Thomas is guilty of disparagement. True/ False
6. Presidential orders and proclamations are included in the Federal Register. True/ False
7. Article III of the U.S. Constitution authorizes the creation of the federal court system. True/ False
8. The present U.S. Constitution is the only constitution that the United States has ever had. True/ False